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September 16th, 2009
I come from a medical family and have been "ALMOST"taught to self diagnose!!
Since losing both parents to Cancer,I'm quite sceptical/worried that i've been too flippant!.....The problem is that now(being an ex-ex-heroin/crack addict coupled with benzo-dizapine addiction)...who now has his life together,am experiencing more health problems than before!!......Is this a regular occurance or do I have God to answer to??
I am actually frightened..........Help!!!!!
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starship33
replied September 18th, 2009
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i am a female and i went through something rough and i had my health fail me. i had health issue after health issue.
you have to be strong and keep your faith and not allow anything to detear you from God.
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W0LF
replied September 18th, 2009
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It's regular for someone who's been poisoning himself. I'd go see a doctor and get an annual check-up. See where your numbers are and give him a chance to address any health concerns you have. Work with him on taking on a more healthy lifestyle and there's a lot that can be done to repair the damage you've done to your body.
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wendyrs
replied September 18th, 2009
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Yes, all you can do is begin to live a healthier life. Go see a doctor and take care of your body. You may have to struggle with some health issues because of all the drugs you put into your system, but I think it's great that you are clean and working on getting healthy. Good-luck to you!
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